Short Ignorantly Poems

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Premium Member Evil

Evil deeds aren't committed by evil people necessarily.
More times than none it's the innocent ones who commit evil ignorantly.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Abc, Follow Me

A badly crazed, disgustingly earnest feline
grossly, haughtily, ignorantly judges kangaroos,
losing many niggling oppressed pumas
quietly reserving skunks to understand
very wayward x-rays, you Zebras.
Form: ABC

Heart of Presence

a heart full of kindness requires a presences of mind
not one full of knowledge just present in time 
awareness that time is a gift hard to find, 
giving time as a present gifts a presence of kind
whilst a heartless mind is ignorantly blind
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Love

Achingly
Beautiful
Courageously
Deft
Energetically
Frivolous
Gaily
Happy
Ignorantly
Joyful
Kind
Lovely
Magnanimously
Nobly 
Open
Preciously
Queenly
Rare
Splendid
Terrifically 
Unsuspected
Voraciously
Wicked
Yearningly
Zany
Form: ABC

Blood of Jesus Christ

If you eat the body
And drink the blood 
Of Jesus Christ ignorantly
You will go astray. 

If you eat the body 
And drink the blood 
Of Jesus Christ wisely 
You will live internally.

May 06/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
     Mussabwa Chris
Form: Couplet


Where Power Rests

Where power rests
On a bed of roses
Citizens ignorantly lie 
On artificial beds of ashes
Wearing old sack clothes
Moving in the morning
Without washing faces
And cleaning their legs
Then the nation’s dogs 
Will bark without biting 
Sleeping with eyes closed

Existence

My pain.
My grief.
My emotions are my own. 
My existence verified thru them alone.
I have me own creed.
My creed, mine alone.
But in the end, those around me.
Slowly, precisely, ignorantly, they cut away.
All that remains.
My destiny. 
Shaped by them.
Them alone.
Form:

Golden Sun

I remember the days of the golden sun

When the summer were warm

And I laid watching the blue sky

The white clouds passing by

Ignorantly mindful and still

Hearing nothing but bird song

And the breeze on my face

I long now to find my way back to this place.

Premium Member Dreaming Eyes

We never know of mistakes -
Or the lie that we are living.
We lose our sense of awareness,
Tell ourselves we are believing.

But those weights grow heavy -
As we ignorantly trudge through skies.
Uplifted ‘til we realize,
Then we fall to our demise.

- And this feeling, it isn’t freeing,
For we bound ourselves to lies.
We never know we’re dreaming -
Until we open our dreaming eyes.
Form: Rhyme

The Watch

Looking inside of an old conducter's watch,
Pausing to reflect. Like a small planet or
universe, life moving in sync.
Harmony, rhythm, bodies in motion.
Fast & slow moving & working together,
each doing its part individualy.
Noticing a delicate piece moving in 
rythm with my heart. Out of curiosty,
I ignorantly, carelessly,
selfishly imposing my will against it,
touch it, disrupt it. 
The old watch stops.
So does time.
Form:

Blind

Why can you not see into my soul?
So unaware you stare, and are too inept to play the role.
Through your haze I gaze and try to clear the dirt
That you think you hide with your fancy jewels and new shirt.
A murky aura and false intentions guide you day by day.
I will not just sit back and watch this "game" you play.
Ignorantly you slide and cowardly you distrust
That we can all see through you, but you don't have the power to see us.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Writing Without Words

I am a word junkie
I cannot get enough of them
The more I learn, the more I realize
How few words I know

When I put a dictionary on my lap
And begin flipping through it,
I am amazed.
I feel illiterate, 

How I can write anything at all
is a mystery to me.
Did my teachers know these words?
Why did they not teach them to me?

I am bereft
Forlorn, humbled
So I have to hide the dictionary from myself
So I can continue on, ignorantly writing away without words.

Premium Member I Use To Be

I use to be strong.
I used to belong.
I used to be not so far hopelessly gone.
There really is no point with any of this, is there?
Life no sooner emerges, then it soon disappears.
Most just ignorantly say that's the natural cycle of things,
but what about when Love enters the equation?
That changes everything.
I use to suffer fewer losses.
I use to carry less heavier crosses.
I use to find life worth living.
Now I'm just not sure anymore about anything.
Depression
Form: Rhyme

Ignorantly Propagated To Hells Gate

Violence 
Money
*********** 
Proliferated by vain and vapid artistry 
Break and take the young of our society
 
She says to them 
Our stolen water is sweet 
And you'll find the secret bread a delectable treat 
So why don't you come into our palace and eat 

Stepping into the opulent hall
He unknowingly falls into the depths of hell

Pure things he hated 
By selfishness he was dictated 
Vile and vacuous things he created
No legacy left his life wasted
Propagated
© Sandy Axe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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